content marketing
We see that Business Insider is the latest of the big boys in web publishing to include sponsored content among regular editorial. It isn’t ditching ads – it has a…
Read MoreThis slide should blow your mind. (And not because of the funny angle or the guy’s head in the bottom-right.) Not only do 38 per cent of respondents say they…
Read MorePoynter publishes some of the best content around on journalism and content in general. The piece What journailsts need to know about ‘content marketing’ – replete with scepticism about the CM…
Read MoreWhat do you tell online publishers about content marketing opportunities? I had that dilemma at a presentation to the Association of Online Publishers (@ukaop) event last week. The biggest thing…
Read MoreThis post, from Business2Community and put together by Synecore Technologies, about the ingredients of successful online content marketing is excellent. We give you a taster here but it’s worth exploring…
Read MoreOne of the big trends of the moment – on independent editorial pages as well as in commercial content marketing – is curation. It simply means pulling together useful or…
Read MoreSo far we have explained that our clients can be marketers at larger companies or small business owners. But there is a third major category or persona – media owners.…
Read MoreThis is the second in our short series about the types of client – ‘personas’, in marketing terms – that Collective Content (UK) serves. Last time we explained our relationship…
Read MoreThe following B2B-centric infographic says it all (well, almost all). It comes courtesy of the excellent team over at BlueGlass Interactive. Some of the numbers in here about the rise…
Read MoreThere are three main groups of people Collective Content (UK) targets. We thought we’d write three blog posts to explain these types. Some in content marketing circles would call them…
Read MoreWe shared this really nice infographic the other day on Twitter but it’s simply too good not to chain to this blog somehow. It’s courtesy of the APA – now…
Read MoreThere has been a lot of talk over the past year about four stand-out tech and internet companies: Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google. (Others reckon IBM deserves inclusion given its…
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